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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

Niemcy powiadajq, De Mig
dyby ME dozwolify os}abit
Austryi lub krzywde jei gro
bic przez Rosyq..
A vice tyie stro3y i prey
)aciot W swiacie j dlatego ma
ma s7yje wszy.cy sic zbroja,
al tel rzeczywiscie cos zbroja.
Dotqd przynlosfy mi pisna
polskie, pod zaborem pruskim
wychodzace pewne, wiesci o
wyborze w dzielnicach polskjch
nastepujqcych pos}5w:
Kwilecki, Graeve, Cegielski,
ksiaze Czartoryski, Magdzih-
ski, ksiaze Radziwi]f, hrabia
Skorzewski, Koscielski, Chef-
nlicki, DIR. Micielski i ks. JAZZ
dzewskl, a vice IL q Poz-
nanskiego. Dalej Antoni Kalk-
stein, Michaf KalksteiE j A
dam Polczyhski,cz 3 Z Prus
Zachodnich.
Take jest pewna wiesc o
wyborzc p. Unruh, Njemca W
powiecie Babimojskim, i p.
Colmar, rownieA Niemca. W
pow. Chodzieskin.
Nowy parliament nlemiecki
zostal otwarty W dzien 8 mar
ca. Nova cd tronu zaznaczyfa
przyjazne usposobienle OLGA
sw. wzgledem cesarstwa nie
mieckiego. Polityka zagra-
niczna Zawsze kierowana ku
podtrzymaniu pokoju
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

gage (margicz) dany bye ME
mole. Wsze]ako, ably osobistej
Observation-Disclosures unikuaG, mo.
2emy tylko taxi mortgage dat,
ktory sic wielom ME dosyc
pewnym bye wydaje.
Ksieza maja pmeto ola u.
niknienia wszelkich trudnosci
zapytac sic o rade i tel
sprawie dokfadnie sic pointer
mowac.
Nakonlec goraco poleca-
my .iedne czesc tel dyecezyi,
gdzie wielu w wielkiem ME
bezpieczenstwie oapadniecia sic
znaJdu]e, prywatuej publicz-
nej modlitwie vszystkich
iasxa Pana Naszego Jezu-
So Chrystusa MECH Ledzie z
wami wszystkimi. amen.
Green Bay w urorzystosG
Oczyszczenia Matki. Boskiej.
i H'yde'yk Xawery
Bislup.
Rozporzqdzema co do postu
ola dyecezyi Green Bay So te
same co przesz1ego roku i te
same CO w archidyecezyi Mil
wauckiej,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
Galicya.
Torunski PrzWaclel pisze:

Toruhski PzWaoel pisze:
wv Galicyi wzieli sic lu-
die do tego, 3eby przyjst
Bankowi ziemskiemu " Po-
znanlu w pomoc i zawiazuja
miedzy SODA towarzystwo do
zbierania pieniedzy na poznan-
ski Bank ziemski. So to ludzie
bogaci, wiec moze prey po-
mocy Boskiej zdofa;e zebrac
2 .jaki million marek, choG W
Galicyi bieda, )ak / u mas, a
je2eli mas skupuje kolonizacya.
to II mich robi9 to oddawna
2ydzI, W ieszcze wiekszej mie-
RE / W gorszy sposob."
w Dominikowie, pow. Gorlicki,
zabito srod b6jki zarobnika Anto-
niego Sikore.-W Strzafkowicach,
W pow. Samborskim, spali}o sic 10
domow i 6 stod6l-Na folwarku W
Wahkowcach, pow. rudeckiego,
sp}one}y dwic stodoly.
w Przcny6lu o~agrywai SIG wo-
bee sadu cirkawy process. Oskar-
zeni SO: Sedzia %powiatowy G}uSz-
kiewicz, iona jego karoiina / 10
wspdfwlnnych o knbaniarstwa W
Dukli / krakowcu ma szkodc WHO'S
clan. iona, .aktorzy i pokatni pi-
sarze posrcdniczyli W przekupieniu
sedziago. Sad uwolnil sedzicgo od
why, ale jc@o zone i faktordw ska
za} na w~ie2ienic cd jeanego ME-
si2ca do sr@ech.-W Stanisiawowie
rozpocze}a sic pred trybuna!em
p~rzysie=fych podobna sprawl sado-
wa przeciw zaslsprn,lowancmu Sc
dziemu Z Delatyna, Michafowi 10
siewiczow!, o zbrodn,e naduzycia
wtadzy nr2edowrj j splzcnicwir-
wierzcnia :,nm dcpozytowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
okolicach ma ratkunek rzadu.

VnoA'Os'SA s0 l1t\Nus
Ma !ostawe zakupionego zbo-
Ia wyznaczono termin nadzwyczaj
krotki, 81 %ponlcwaI rzecz jest nogfa,
dofuszczono wbrew istniejacym
przepisom nawet handIarzy zydow-
skich do konkurcncyi zchrzesciiahi-
skimi.
Ceny, jake "a ME ptacl kasa
wojskowa, znacznie s4 wyssze cd
targowych, co dowodzi, Be- cao!zi
tn widocznie o pospicch ials maj.
wiekszy.
Wurszu,oa - 9 marca. = We
die nniswieAszego rozporzadzenia
Neutrality-suspicious. warszawskiego
kakdy ksiadz katclicki, ktory Wv
spowiada by lego unite, be- wzgle-
du ma to cry wiedziat, re spowia-
daJacy sic jest unita, podpadnie ka-
III ~ rubil.
Jes'i sic zwazy, zs skutok o.
krojeh szadowych rzadko kt6ry
ksiaiz katolicki ma nieco wieksza
pcnsya nit 800 ruhli roczn;o, tntwo
domysll6 sic mo4na, u rozposzadze-
mic to Hurki, o ktore,A wtasnic Jest
NOVA, ma a cclu doprowadzic
do tego, aby nasi duchcwni po pro-
stu marli z gfodu, Bo MECH tylko
kt6rego z Mich 6 razy 90 roku spo-
tka to ~nieszczescie, ic wyspowiuda
unite, ME wiedzac wcale O TEN, ca
Ia jego roczna pensya p6jdzie do
kasy rzadowei a on SAN ME bedzie
miaf groszn ma swe utrzymanio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
SzIask..

R"ootrias salascy W Bottrop,
W Wo~fali', 2ato$yli Towarzystwo
sw. Barbary - W Mikoiowie u
mari Iokn,z D.. Tnszewski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17

przeciw kosciofowj Chrystuso-
wemu. lmie katclickie bywa
przez to na zniewage i wstyd
wystawiane a religia sauna ma
s%zyderstwo, DO to, czem wy
znawcy rellgil zgrzesza, bywa
zwalane La religis i koscio'.
Nadto otwarte szynkownie
wielu Cd wysiuchania nabo-
zenstwa powstrzymuja i ztad
to przychodzi, Re koscioty
osobliwle podczas nieszporow
nauki chr1escianskiej, So
PRONE j my mezczyzni ma
prozno W Mich szukamy MO
dziencow. Czesto sic tel IDA
RIA, Re din bliskosci takich
szynkowni sa1na slu1ba Bo2a
W sposob jak naj5ardziej g"r-
STACY doznaje przeszko-
dy, Jezeli wiqc jeszeze gdzie,
kolwiek milosG Ola relig.i,
bojazn wzgledem Boga, je2eli
jeszcze choc 'skra pos}uszen-
silva ola prawa koscielnego
jest W }udz;ach, to spodziewa-
my sic cd wszystkich, ktorzy
szynkownie trzymajA przynaj-
mnlej tego iednego j nakazu-
jenny to 2 Gaia powaga, ably
wszystkie domy szynkowne,
mianowicie, jeAeli so pofo2one
W bljzkosci kosciofa, talk pod
czas otiary Mszy sw., jake te2
podczas nleszporow i nauki
chrzesciahskiej zamykane BY
wa}y, a ~przedewszystkiem, ably
bractwa koscielne unikaiy CO.
by s}uzbie Boaej albo przesz-
kadzac, albo tel drugich oh
tejze wstrzymywaG mog}o,
lyle ia ten raz wzgledem
niedzieli.
pierwsz4 medzlclq Postu,
albo w misyach nastepnq.
ma bye pod1ug przepisu III.
Conci2lum Baltimorskiego skfad-
liza ma murzynow i Indyan,
ktora Nam ma bye przeslana.
Pozostaje .ieszcze ksiezom
na niekt6re punkta uwage
zwroc;6 W tych tn stronach
wkradt sic ten zwyczaj, ze
PREY udzieianiu B~lerzmowania
tylko ieden chrzestny j jedna
chrzestna u2ywani bywaja,
Pontlt'. Roha. i hs, Can.
wyra2nle zakazujq, by jeden
.carzestny Ola wiecej, niz dw5ch
mjejsce chrzest-
neso zaster,wa}. Ten przcpis-
PonI Rom. chcemys any Cd
wszystklch by! zachowapy
BlerZmowanl maja razem = TO-
dzicaml J chrzestueml kaie~
sc RIe2mowanla bye lAp;sani.
Katechlzm, ktdry komisya
dyeco7alr% przyJsla Nt"ry
IS s3koiaot i p7zy kate
chizacyach bye u5ywary. est
tax nazwany i1ateah!zn P'
Deha1be No., b herderS,
W St. Louis, Mo, GHukowpny
i cd Najprzee. D'skupa
ma jezy|, ansielski
parliamentary, w przypadku,
ie7e}i G!Ia szkoi angielskich
katechizm III. Cuuclliium Bal
tlmorskiego rad ta1nten pre-
ME bedzie.
Jeszcze .jeano. - Poniewa5
My tedy i owedy Oh domu
,jestesmy. zyczylny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
Dokonczenle.


Drug punkt, ktory My po-
ruszyc chcemy. jest swiecenie
niedzleli. Jest wan wszystkim
z pjsma sw. wiadomem, ze
Stworca ma poczqtku swiata
sahat postanowi}, tegoz maj
swietsze zachowanie przez Moi
2esza nakazaf i tym, kt6rzy
to prawo przestepujq, najcie2-
szemi karami zagrozif. Go w
starym testamencie jest Cd 30.
Ga postanowionem, ME jest
W nowym testamencle sl1aso-
wane. Wprawdzie koscio} ka-
tolickj, od Chrystusa Pana
sam pouczony, zara2 nd czn-
SOW Apostolskich Ma miejsoe
siodmego dnia W starym tes-
tamencie p1erwszy dzieh tygo-
dnju ustanowii, Oh ztagodzil
ostrost Mojzsszo>;-ego zacho-
wanna, prawa samego jednak-
" nigdy ME znios|, przeciwnie
lie udoskonalif, kiedv w~szystkim
wlernyln chrzescianom naka-
zule W nledziele cd robot stu
2ebnych sic w~strzymywac, VIE
Gel u%czynkow poboznosci j
milosierdz!a wykonywat i na
Mszy sw., przez kt6ra samq
tylko Bog nalezycie nczczoRy
bywa, Z nabozenstwem bye
obecnym.
PrzeZ co nzlen PansEl bar
dzo czesto j W sposob gorsz4-
cy bywa zniewa2any, to trzy-
mamie otwartych szynkowni,
piwiarni, ogrodow i I. d.
Przez to bywa dzich, ktory
ma s}uape Boza i do odniesle-
MIA SIT jest 2rzeznaczony, IA
dzien pijanstwa. rozpusty, bc1-
bo&nosci i rozmaitych iunych
wystepk6w zamieniony. Me
stety znajdujq sic j katoliccy
szynkarze i wlasciciele miejsc
takich kt6rzy W niedziele, ma.
wet podczas samej sluzby Be-
ze), swoje lckale maja Of
warte, Niewiernym daja przez
TO naiwieksze zgorszenie j u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-17
LIST
A S |.

.F7ydeFyA AaWe7y, z B02S
$u. Stoliey Apostolshl;ej Mshi
BisAup Green6aysh1, udzlelu
wam pozd'omienle b1ogosm-
M2enst,uO.
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Imported Beer.
Caspar Schmalholz has placed the imported
beers Culmb acher, Pilsner. Eranger, ETC.. on
draught at Ills sample-room, No. 90 South Me
ridian street. for the spring and summer season.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND Observation-Disclosures,

GRAND PERA-HCUSE-MODJESKA
Madame Helena Modjeska supported by q
capable company. appeared at the Grand Opera
house. last night, as Rosalind, 10 Shakspeare's
comedy. "As You Like It." The play chosen
for the opening night of the engagement was un-
fortunate; not that the star is seen to less ad-
vantage in it, but because she has produced it
nearly every time she has appeared in Indianap-
oils for several years, and had therefore been
repeatedly seen in it by majority of the thea
ter goers in this field, who therefore postponed
their going. This fact, coupled with the dis
maly Indictment weather of the evening
resulted in keeping nany away, and
the audience was comparatively small
Madame Modieska is one of the
recognized stars in the legitimate drama, and
her position has not been acquired by mere acct
dent, nor without merit, for in every respect she
is capable and proficient Her RosaliLd has been
accepted BY the critics as the equal of any, sur
passed by none and approached by but few. She
endows the character with a womanly sympathy
and graceful dignity. yet with a manly bearing
that could only be portrayed by an accomplished
artist Her accent grows less pronounced with
each recurring visit The company in support
is one of the best she has yet had including
Maurice Barrymore. Mr.. Chas. Vandenhoff, VIM.
Haworth Wm r. Owen (the latter the best
Touchstone on the stage), Miss Grace Henderson
and others. Mr.. Barrymore is actor of a
high order of talent, and ably seconds Madame
Modjsska, as Orlando. Tonight 1.-THE Chouans,
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will on
the I'd day of April 1887 between the hours of 10
o'clock q. m. and clock p m. of said day, at the
door Of No. 1Ol Columbia street in the city of La
fayette, Tippecanoe county, Indiana, offer
for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash the following described
personal property towit What is known the Lafay
ette Daily and Weekly Journal establishment, now
located at No. 1O1 Columbia street. in said city
ty and State aforesaid together with all the rights and
franchises thereunto appertanng and belonging in
Guiding its good viii and patronage, Office furniture
and fixtures its daily and weekly files, and all presses
type, engines boiler machinery, stock and material
and all property of whatever kind and nature
hand for the of said newspaper establishment
all its branches including the job and bindery
rooms attached thereto and all property therein and
also all renewals of stock material type presses
chinery, etc. now on hand including the Associated
Press franchise owned by said establishment.
Said property will be sold to the highest and best bid
der for cash, under and by virtue of decree of the
Superior Court of Tippecanoe county, Indiana.
ROBERT p. DAVIDSON, JR.,
WILLIAM v. STUART
Receivers
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an adaptation Of Balzac's novel Of that name.
will be given for the first time in Indianapolis,
and the advance sale indicates crowded house.
MUsEUM-DoM1NICK MURRAY.
After an absence of many years, Mr. Domi-
nick Murray made his appearance before an In
dianapolis audience. at the Museum yesterday,
appearing in his well-known play. Escaped from
Sing Sing which contains enough sensation,
comedy and excitement to arouse audiences to
very demonstrative outbursts of enthusiasm. In
maLy respects it is the best play of its class for
it has an unusual consistency and dramatic
effectiveness, and Mr.. Murray is certainly the
best of the sensational actors, for ability and
experience are both in his favor. In it he as
sumes seven different characterizations credit
ably, and yesterday afternoon and last night his
individual work. well as that of his com pany,
which is carefully selected and competent
was received with much applause. Escaped
from Sing Sing will run all week, afternoon and
evening.
my Partner" which Mr.. Louis Aldrich and
his company will play at English's the latter part
of the week, is Mr.. BARLEY Campbells best play,
and one that has always been very successful
here Mr. Aldrich is fine actor, whose imper-
sonation of Joe Saunders is an excellent one
The advance sale will begin to-day, and there
will be co increase in prices.
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THE NEW DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Senator Sellers Has Been Appointed with the
Assistance Of Judge Turpie.

The United States attorneys office for this
district has been given to the Hon. E. B. Sellers,
the Senator from White, Carroll and Pulaski
Smith, like an Ohio river steamboat mate,
walked up and down behind the desk in the SEN
ate, exercising usurped powers, Senator Sellers
stood by him from the first day to the last.
During the extraordinary proceedings of the
first day, when the brutal Democratic majority
was fresh and vigorous, Senator Sellers was
among the most rampant revolutionists. Green
Smith, when that astounding resolution deciar-
ing him President of the Senate was introduced,
for a moment, through an excess of
modesty, yielded the character of usur-
per to Senator Sellers, who saw that
that the resolution went through in defiance of
Republican protest. On other occasions he re-
ceived like consideration from Smith and upon
him fell much of the direction on the floor of the
schemes of the revolutionists With Sellers and
Bailey. the Jennings county bravado shared his
treasured condolences, and hence the appoint
ment of Sellers may be recognized as Demo
cratic consideration for the revolutioniste
Judge Turpie resigned the district attorneyship
some time ago, and his assistant, J. G. McNutt
has been energetic applicant for the place
He relied on Senator Voorhees, to see him
through. but Judge Turpie supported Sellers.
1t is said the contest has led to serious rupture
between the latter and Senator Voorhees,, but it
is believed by some that Mr. McNutt is to retain
his place assistant in the Office. But there is
contrary view which gives this place to Leon
Bailey. This is probable, for Bailey Sellers
and Smith formed the center around which the
other ranting Democrats of the Senate gathered
| 1t is significant, too. that Green Smith and
| Judge Turpie close personal friend The
| formers candidate for the United States
| Senate from the outset was Judge
| Turpie, who spends three or four
weeks of each summer at the Smith home in
| North Vernon When his friends saw fit to
announce his intention of resignine the district
attorneyship. Senators Smith and Bailey. with
| the assistance of the gentleman mostly con.
cerned. secured Judge Turpies Endorsement of
| Senator Sellers candidacy for tho Office. This
scheme was opposed by Democrats who urged
| Green Smith to his political ruin. and when he
| wanted their help they had some other purpose
! in view. It is practically q Smith-Turpie-
Bailey appointment, against the wishes of Voor-
| hees and Rice
Senator Sellers has good practice for place
| like Monticello. Personally he is agreeable, but
| he will bring to the Office noticeable record of
| achievements at the bar. He has been in the
| Senate two terms, and. outside of politics,
| showed a capacity of good work He was in the
city Saturday, but returned that evening to
! Monticello.
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Items from the Courts.

TWO YEARS SENTENCE.
In the Criminal Court, yesterday, James Welch.
who stole purse from a lady in the market.
was sentenced to two years in the northern
prison on plea OF guilty
ALLEGED VIOLATION OF REVENUE LAWS.
Mel Carr, of Brazil, was bound over to the
grand jury, yesterday, by Commissioner Jordan,
to await action on charge Of selling liquor
without the government license
NO CASE AGAINST THEM.
George Wachstetter and John Highland, ar
rested Saturday night for breaking into a car on
the l. & ST. L. railroad, west of the city, were dis
charged by Mayor Denny last evening, there be-
ing no evidence that they had attempted to do
more than steal ride to Greencastle.
DAMAGES FOR BROKEN DISHES
Last July the Bethel African NJ. E. Church
chartered two cars on the L., n A & G.. rail-
road when about one hundred of the members
and friends went on excursion to Westfield.
On the return trip the passenger coaches were
attached to a freight train, and when near
Broad Ripple some switching had to be done.
Several cars were showed against the coaches
with such speed that all the dishes belonging to
the excursionists which had been taken to the
picnic were broken. besides several tables and
other furniture The trustees of the church
brought suit against the road to recover tn
damage, and the case being tried before jury
in Judge Taylor's room yesterday, the plaintiffs
were allowed 500
THE TEvIs FAMILY TROUBLES.
Two years ago DR.. joel I. Tevis with his
wife, moved to this city from ST. Paul, and
ever since then their family relations have been
very UNPLEASANT Mr.. Tevis, it seems, was in
the habit of drinking good deal, and this be
came SO bad that she secured divorce from
him tha ptad 4baro
more trouble over the division of their house
hold goods. In order to quiet Mr.. Tevs. he
was finally put under surety Of peace bond
and to secure release from that he gave up bill
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PRICES ARE IN PLAIN FIGURES.
.PETTIS, BASSETT & co.
A TAX LAW OPINION.
Where Personal Property Belonging to ReaI
Estate Is To Be Assessed.

A person who had two farms, each in ad join
ing counties, listed his live stock for taxation in
the township where he lived, and as the animals
were driven from one farm to the other as ne
fessity of pasturage required, an employe at the
distant farm returned the stock to the assessor
In that county The farmer objected to paying
taxes or the same property in two counties, but
the commissioners of each refused to relieve him.
He wrote to the Auditor of State for settle
ment of the question. and that officer asked
the opinion OF Attorney general Micheuer The
Attorney generals opinion was given yesterd ay
He says the statutory requirement is that if a
farm lies in two townships in the same or differ
emit counties the personal property thereon is to
be taxed in the township wherein the farmers
principal place of business is situate" He
CONSTITUTES this to mean the principal dwelling
house, as that construction alone affords q uni
form rule in the assessment of such property.
Property kept sometimes upon farm and
then on another does not complicate
matters for it is to be assessed
where 1t may be found on the 1st of April .'In-
stances may arise" the opinion continues,
''where the law does not make special provision
as to the situs of the property, when it is
found in different townships or the 1st day OF
April, and 10 these cases Section $685. X. S. 1881
provides that the county auditor may summariy
hx and determine the township as between tow IL
ships in the same county in which the property
Is to be taxed, and in case OF a like uncertainty
between counties the Auditor Of State is vested
with the same powers of determination"
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Conundrum,
If a certain stove will save one-half your fuel,
why won't one twice as good save all of it. An
swer-Buy one of our New Perfection refrgera-
tors. which are the best made, and we will guar
antee economical use of ice and perfect salts
faction. Call and see what nice line we have
before you purchase.
HIIDEBRAND & FUGATE,
90 South Meridian street
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FOR CHICAGO.
VIA THE DANvILLE ROUTE.
Time quick and reliable lowest rates.
Finest sleeper and chaircars in USE Ask for tickets
via Danville For sale at Union Depot and 1873 South
Illinois stree
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Imported Beer.

FRESH oysters. fruits, etc. Schaffner's.
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OFFICE desks at Wm. L. Elders
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An Elegant Place.

Visitors to Chicago from different parts of the
country are carried away in wonder and aston
ishment at the elegance of the Palmer House
barber shop. So in certain measure is there
establishment and surprise exhibited by all visi-
tors to the Bates House barber shop of this city.
Nothing in this State has ever appropriated it
in elegance or attractiveness. That it is being
fully appreciated is evidenced by the fact that
each year has added increased patronage until
to-day there are twelve chairs and all occupied,
something hitherto unknown in the history of
this city.
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CITY MATTERS IN GENERAL.


Y, NJ. c. A.-Regular meeting at Newsboys' Home,
evening
SCOTTISH RITE CONGREGATIONAL temple of
the Rite, 2 and p. NJ.
GRAND OPERA HOUsE-AIodjeska, in THE
Chouans." evening.
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Murray, in Escaped
from Sing Sing, afternoon and evening"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-22

SEE the low prices on dinner and chambe
sets at Schrader's china store
Mohave County miner., 1887-12-24
Proposals Waafed.

The Board Of Supervisors Of the County
Of Mohave hereby invite proposals for
doing the county printing for the year
1888. Bids TO he at so much per inch
BREWER type solid, for such printing as
may he directed 10 be done by the Board
Of Supervisors or which may be required
by law.
Also for boarding prisoners per meal.
Said bids to he for warrants on the
Contingent Fund at their face value.
Also for boarding and lodging, either or
separately, the INDECENT sick Of the County
for the same period. Bits to be for war.
rants on the General Fund at their face.
All bids 10 he filed with the Clerk of the
Board before 10 o'clock a. m, Of January
End, 1888.
The Board reserves the risht TO reject
any and all bids.
JAMES !. HYDE,
Clerk.
Kingman, A. T., Dec. 10th, 1887. sat
Mohave County miner., 1887-12-24
Indian Depredations.

The House this week adopted rcsolu.
ton which created q new committee, to
which will be referred all claims for
Indian depredations. A great many
claims have come up to the House through
the Interior Department for property de-
stroyed by Indians. The principle has
never yet been established that the Gov
ernment il responsible for the damages
inflicted by maranding Indians upon set
tiers. This il one Of the questions u
which the new committee will address
itself, and in all probability will report to
Congress whether the principle should be
recognized or not. 1t was suggested also
in the debate to-day that the new com
mittee, instead OF hearing individual
claims and reporting bills for the relief ol
such, should draft a bill providing for a
court which should hear and determine
all claims arising from Indian depieda
tions. There are already about 100
claims awaiting adj idication. The com
mittee at best could not consider more
than 500 Of these claims during the ses
sion OF Congress, which is 4 very small
portion OF the whole. II was thought by
most Of the speakers who took part in the
debate that it would be better to create q
court TO adjudicate all these claims.